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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
THAT WHITNEY PRESIDENTTA NOON

Wherever two three Democrats are gathered
tOgc her, you may be- sure Of the subject under
discussion without getting near enough 10 hear their
conversation. IL Will be the Whitney Presidential
boom. Nothing else Is talked about among Democrats
And 10 Is surprising to SEQ the cnhs asn with wh the
Idea II received by thousands Of men who have been
iviug IN constant dread that they would be called
upon to support Cleveland again. The suggestion Oi
William &. Whitney a candidate for tho Presidency
h 10 those what life prrscrVcr IL "a drowning
bont msundcTStan me. These mon
foolish enough 60 around shouting for Whitney
until they find Jut, first, whether ho Is candidate
and second, whether he Will stand good chance
receiving 'he nomination should he desire IT, That
Is what Is now being quietly done and very quietly
too New.York Democrats do not propose 10 openly
antaGoDize Cleveland unless they are sure they can
beat him"
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for water supply roughs between the tracks They nave
maid 81 600 for the II 10 said they wiz lay
pipes tho Railway River and pump ne water INTO o
tanks Tho Common Council have refused 70
adopt Mayor Days suggestion to avail thcms OF
martin collect overdue assessments and taxes
RurHRRyoRp-Jam Farrell ter and twelve
and Patrick Matthews have boon arrested
ON charge OF rObbng Brinkerhef Brothers store
Commissioner Baier OF the fifth ware
has resigned on account OF nessAr act passed oy me
legislature providing for pensions TO policemen VINO
at the coming election.
CITYThc coroners Jury w,ch has been invesu
eating White o. Garfield who WAS nned io
drunkenness while suffering from eoncnson O. inc
he died. delivered tho fouowng YER
dict yesterday 1--WE find that John h!te came 70 MS eatn
By falling from bis wagon 10 pasae S on Ss
sober OF the accident Tbs vernct oI I'M
The people GARFIELD greatly WORKED ~ OYER hr
and there 4. sone talk OF gonG psio'o '' '""1 '' "
MAKE complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

If you intend changing your small
boy from Skirts to Knickerbockers,
do not keep him in suspense-give
him the happiness of change now
at the beginning Of the autumn.
In both our stores are kept a
neat variety Of Kilt Suits, but our
display of suits with trousers is of
course much larger. Among them
are many stylish costumes not o.
tainable elsewhere.
Whether you wish the very finest
clothes, or the sold, reliable quail
ties at moderate prices we have just
the article needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
4 woap from MR.. neon Of SHARP

Mr. Nicol. who was In Albany on Wednesday 10 pr'-
short adjournment in the sharp wa Ia his
Office yesterday. lie ,ad THAI the argument wouh al
most certainly take place on october - IA judge
George l. Coustock hal been retained 70 argue The
appeal before the court " Appeals because be was
known u the leading lawyers Of the state, and
tho the most important criminal one which
hII been argued since the Tweed ca-c. Mr. SicoI
thought that the prosecution might Doe subject Ia cti
csn, II IN important casc ousI counsel u ahhJ
and experience were not retained
Mr. Nlcoll, when asked ~ 10 The possibility ~ an
appcal ~ tho United state supreme court in ca-c TO
CONT Of Appeals dccId-d against sharp. -ad Non-
sense so appeal could tc taken fot none would he
allowed iu such ta-c.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

Two engines in collision the Morris and Essex
Railroad Planes yesterday The drsmen and
junp-i escaped injury. Both badly lam
aged had crossed from the westb bound
bound track Just as ~dcs eDein. hing
direction and the collision occurred before
the head a OF either engine could be checked
Quor sellers sent out circulars calling for tho
clubs ward and eecting candidates
favor the interests The movement IA highly
pleasing order League whose officers cslcu.
tate VIII treble The aDd Order vote when another
issue ma le ia local polite.
Mayor Haynes several with Police
Justice ROder Police Precinct Yesterday
Mayor ,he Police Court and ~ Az excited manner u
about a who had been sent 20 jai day
ago demanding know by what right she had
utei Before could reply the Mayor drnoun
and that he would show bun !"
responded that while II was possible mistake
md while he would INTO .Le alter
the Mayor conducting himself in An improper manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
BROOKLYN.

The SIX houses at the northeast Of Myrtle and
Washington aves belonging the estate Of the late
T. v II. Ostrandcr, sod auction yesterday for
S2ll 900 The property was bought by Ms Elizabeth
EvcrSOn, one Of the heirs was valued by tho Board
OF Assessors al 500 600 and assessed at ElAO,OO
II Is said $25O,OOO has been offered for Il.
Bridge Trustees Higgins, 1burbcr and Kccncy. the
committee to inquire into the allegations Of improper
conduct by Bridge policemen toward Passengers on tho
and foot way, 10 yesterday the Bridge
Office 10 begin the Investigation. hut none Il VIA,
there. only one complainant appeared, Il. ErOm-
ell who alleges that he Wa Improperly arrested and
treatc,I with neat harshncss Last spring Tho facts IL
the case were published al the time.
Ida slmonis. age two. Of 40. ais Thirteenth 81 I,
died on Wednesday night from poison, accidentally AL
ministcrcd 10 her. Her parents gave her uncturc VI
John Run. Of No. AL Sixthave., stOclbroker In
NcwYOrk, before Police Justice Massey yesterday
upon charge Of beating AMI kicking his wife, who
allcgr- also thai he sent their two yOnng children to
Canada 10 ann-y her. On one occasion she saNs Lc
knocked her down. Rull pleaded not guilty. ENam-
nation Was deferred.
The difficulties between Or. Walbnfgc AMI his wife
the custody Of their child have been settled BY
llaCing her ia ST Cahariuc's Han, school in Ma-h
ingtOn-svc., and permitting her TO visit each Of her
parents alternate weeks. Mrs MalbIidge has begun
a suit for limited divorce.
Patrick Coonry, Of NO 1874 F)urfh-paoc was
arragn'd before Police Justice Massey yesterday
charge Of assault In the second degree In striking
David Jones with carpenters square on October g.
JOncss skull fractured aud he /. expected 10 die
The two men were fellow wOillncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

bassman Of the Detroit League Club. 70 day signed 6
contract and will play next season In TINS oiv
PHILADELPHIA OcS 20-Ran prevented the cfnn'
adslphis game arranged for to-day.
CLEVELAND OCT 20-The Cleveland Climb deeatea Tne
Pitssburg nino todey after heavy oattinf game Inv
WAS 40 followsi
Piitsburg. ......-.....................o o
Cleveland u o ,.Sr..
Bssehits-Putspurg 49, Cleveland 10 Erro.s-Pttsout6
o. Cleveland y Pitchers-Uays and orowei' enV"e-
ST. PAUL MINI. Oct 2o-There has been Lively rnsuing
around town since midnight visiting bascoai uagnAs
contracts with embers OF the League players
not being rood goth Among those here are rec
Sullyan Of hIngon Nimick. OF Pittsburg Mutrie OF
New.York aud spaidins Of Chicago sullivan mas Just
signed wilmot St Psuls eft.helder
Ram prevented the Metropolitan Brooklyn game al WASH
ingon Park Brooklyn, yesterday and also the worIc
ship game at Warrington between the Detroit and
St Ionic cubs Tho latter game vii! begin Al washington
ct 10 o'clock this morning
The St Louis and Brooklyn club game scheduled lot
wood Park on Sunday declared or The Metropoh
tan and Brooklyn clubs will play instead
The Brooklyn club will ssH several nov players 'ouaJ OF
10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
Jersey CITY

There Developments Yesterday in the Of
jessie NcCOrkl- MI Hcbbard positively declines
~ make statement Reporters call him
CncerenOniOusly invited 20 leave the house
Never s Freche OF Pmade Pima had examination be
fore United Comm ssIOner MulrheM
charge of .glmg diamonds When no landed
Red Begenlaud August "a he had eleven
small dianona-, worth $3.50 secTcted his clothing lie
was held 'Or trial
The Of found The Morris Canal Tuesday
afternoon identified yesterday that OF Jesse TroDan
OF Chatham, y.
The OF the With District OF Hudson County
have nominated h. l.. Farrell oT Assembly.
The Third National Bank OF Jersey cry informed
teTday Fachd that IL had been fes
a depository of Government money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
ESS GOOD s.

JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Have added to their large stock OF
Dress Goods several lines of dis
tinct Novelties: Bengaline Fa-
cOnnee and Quadrillee in entirely
new shades. bedford Cord and
" GeOrgette Suiting" in a full line
of plain cOlOrs. :,
Attention is called to a limited
number of Imported Braided
Robes and Jacket patterns at
greatly reduced prices.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

WHlTH SgOLE FROHNEWTOWN ~ FOrR YEA RS
supervisor John h. Van Nostrlnd yesterday presented
the NewtoWn J. l.. Board OF Audit, AIS report the
investigation OF the accounts Of oX supervisor and
District Attorney mo mas f. McGowan. who ran OF TO
Canada SIX mOaths ago. leaving shortage Is stated At
that tns OF $4,000 IN MS account, with the town.
According TO the report McGOwLn was honest during tho
nrs year his but during the second year lie stole
r43}O. the tnrd yea tGOl1 the tourh year 1900,
HE year his last supervisor, slODOl Tho
town loses ts whole amount, rs thohgn the neglect OF
Board OF Foam officers Mctipwan failed 10 give any
bonds upon entering his last term. Ike dofautcr
sald 10 be III sydney Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
1ysrrcLloy OF TIE AlNLr.NLyLn nEeLMnxr

INSPECTION or THE STNIINTNIH REGIMENT
Long Island CITY was cayly decorated yesterday IN
honor OF Inspection u tAc gallant G9ih Regiment,
y g. y Y Inc schools we're closed and the children
a. well grown people. enjoyed "A holiday. Colonel
James Cayauagh ant stan al the head OF the liuc
which made hno appearance Inspection and muster
was hold OF tho Cty Han, and witnessed by
several thousand people Mayor Gleason provided "A
hearty lunch for aId banquet for the officers.
Tie Inspection tn.lc Colonel Thomas Mct,ratn,
0lOneI McIewcc and Major 4 f. Mnn:an
OF the FIRST Brigade OF 500 officers ana enlisted men,
7l2 answered the roll call al muster After tho cola
tou tie regiment fell IN line aud beaded by the city
police matched to the New York ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
NEJyS IRON THE SUBURBS.
SELLING PROPERTY UNDER TIE MARrIN Ac

sale OF in Newark under what IL known
the Martin sCi for tie adjustment OF delinquent taxes aud
held at The City H~ IN Newark yeser
the OF the act formal sales OF
cry for 81 taxes were held year but the
cIty give valid Tile tho property usually
bought Ia and held BY ue city subject 10 redemption by tho
the and atrd
TAX aud bOnHs repeatedly
o make up tho deficiency The Martin
absolute title and enables Comm
COMPROMISES with fenqnent III cases where such action
would advant 20 the municipality The property
sold YESTERDAY that winch agreement m ,de
aud which duly adveItlsed Tor sale For much Of
properly the bidding spirited. the price, realized
be ing q The ctys claims only piece
DO ugLl ! by the CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Senate c0nYentions, evening 49,
County Democracy County Conventions cooper Unioh
80 p. IN. NV
Tammany Hall County Convention, Tammany Hail.
y. IN ,-,....,.
Association, 4 p.
United Labor Party Senate conventions evening.
Columbia College Athletic games Manhattan Athleuc
Club Grounds, 80 p.
Reunion of Ioth regiment Veterans. Armory, p. m
nvcrsalist Convention, Eleventh Street Universalist
Church.
The Rev y. G. wylies lecture, Knox Presbyterian
Church, p m.
The Rev. Charles A. Berry IN Plymouth Church prayer
meeting.
Mlcfoscoplca Society, No. ca Maason-avc., s p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

LONDON. oct 2H-Tms the hTst day OF the Sandown
Psrk autumn meeting The Tor the Sanlown Autumn
Cup mile. by length aud a half by sir F.
Joinsioa's fouryear old bay colt Candenas +. Is Bar
Bards three yearoli chestnut colt
and a. Nictor's three earold chestnut Atta a bad
third There eleven starters last betting was 10
Il against Cnndlemas and 2 t. aga INST Aulla
The race Great sapIng OF 900 soverocn,
Gve by X sheTrards
by length. Mr. Vyners chestnut Crow berry
was in front OF II brown colt
The logger Gate KwinDmg There Twelve starters
80 against Cashmere 9to
Cfowberr and to against Tue slOegor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
nrrrlyn nEF nY 4 orEER DErrNcE.

Justice German, At Tie Jcf"r'on MARKET Police
Count yc-tclday, d5ni--cd Tie complaint against
william T. oroaslalc. tie manager OF the recent Anti
Poverty Far At Madison ~quaro Garden, vino ar
rested on october p for having violated tie lottery
law by selling 9j-ccnt ticket in lottery. II VIA
shown In court that the ticket purchased was for an
Article that had been drawn fur three day- before the
T.. lu va, bought and therefore the lottery law had
not been violated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
DIycrS>IyG BROKERAGH on FIFE RISKS

DISCTSNING BROKERAGE on FfRE RISKS
The Sew YORK Farm Association VI fire insurance
companies and brokers held burned meeting at 40.
10 broadway yesterday. There thorough discus.
Of the question Of brokerage On risks that not
and Of the meeting IN favor Of
nXing rate Al present the brokerage II open To
greene Il ao Dy individual companies or agents The
referred ~ committee, which wall report
mo assOcIdlIOn ucAt Inesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
JorrIyGs FROM THE DIAMOND FIELD

WASHINGTON oct 20.-The ST. Louis Detroit combination
Low PLAYING the worlds oh mponshp arrived in this
eiiy this morning play the tenth game OF the Tney
mel heavy rain which, rendered the grounds unnt
for inlay game postponed until tomorrow
hug at 10 O'Clock After the here they Will 20 TO BATH
more aud play there In the afternoon
BALTIMORE, Oct 2O-shiade the much sought for third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rsel Bdrholdt-Senator George F. Edmunds, wife ana
dauch ter. Vermont t6ensarle Hote-Mavroyepi
Bey Turkish Minister at Washington and eI Goyerp9r X
Ing ersOl Connecticut Everett Hsse-lsaao a. nay
nad Assistant secretary Of the Treasury
Congressman Henry Cabot L~dge 81 Boston Ave
Wsstninster Hotl-Attorney Genera Dens o. Br1en 81
James Hotel-Atorney General John r. stockton OF Ne"
Jersey - JginGsor Ho,el-HamitoD Harris. OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
A NEW PLAYER FOR THE GIANTS

ST PAUL Mimi Oct 20 (SpeeiallAfter hard fight with
spadng sullivan and others James Mutre manager OF me
New.Yorks has signed Elmer Foster. the star OF the
League He is twenty-five years old weighs
1870 pounds IL feet IL inches in height lie good
bat a II base
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRrpcFPoRT-Mrs Horace Lynch OF New Haven went 10
Rrdr,port search OF her husband Mho she al
ieges spent 900 to Which he recently fs hs an
now with windf OF $500 hsh ner ana
Il nkey 10 that Mrs Lynch mas alpIed 70 st.te
Attorney DOollttle IN NewHavon ior the appointment VI
cons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
ION9 ISLAND.

royG In.Sp CT1Y-Juius Uunerbein. former clerE II
The Departm emit charged being short IN his &C
eonnt. to the amount OF sJS7 81 restored that sum yeter
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
Urine INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun rses IL Sets. OF Neon sets 9l7 Mems ago.
HGH WATER
M-sandy NOOK. 10 SO GOV lara 1902 Hell Slts o4e
PM-sandy Hook. 1880 Gov Isld 1855 II ell cato O6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

FINE CALF SHOES (hand-scwcd Welt, So OF;
worth 81. Handsewed- ~ & worth So.
KENNEDY. 20 Cortlandt.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D.,
l55 West 6jis
Hsur,-9te Ia, SOL Dt-els, u n, Vsrv)lI 3ystsu.
6ento. Urinary organs Inpots1is n st,rllttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

Bladder, Kidneys. Mems Weaknesses and
rinary Diseases fatal unless
no gwen In the AHtHEL MEDICAL BUREAU book
4 Allied free al 29l Broadway. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
Announcements

Announcements
ALL RIKER's FAMILY MEDICINES
toilet requisites warranted satisfactory in
sprct money returned. Try them. you
n you do not receive ALL the benefit sats2c
you sold almost everywhere. Descriptive
ygue and price list sent free on Application to
WILLIAM H. RKER& SON.
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
Established ls47 At 800 shave, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
COTTON MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IdyynPooI. AprD 2S-l23J .. m.-cottoa firm with
fair demand. Aidd!ing upand, 9ioi 90. Orleans,
laton and p)r@ Receipt. 200 OAsi All American -,
Futures hrm. Upland, Low Mdding clause. May and
Jaao de ns Ana a sH a2sa aaa
do August september delivery 45-64d also 4oO&d
do September and October delivery 80 etdi azoo ~
64d do. october and NoyemOer delivery oo'oAu' 40
IN Ia.-CotiOp-GoOd Mddling uplands. Dad. hiddlng
Upiands 6asL, Low Mddng uplsnds. 6Yli Good ordi;
Midaling Toxas 5s.li MiddnE Texas id Low Mjddlns
TEXAS 5od Good Ordinary TeIas 5l6d Ordinary Texas
3D.; Good Mddling orleans Sitdi Mddng ofean9 o
ii6d Low Mdding Orleans 6hl6d.; Gooa Ordinary or.
leans Basi; Ordinary Orleaus 1.l6d. 80.
2pm-ootton-The sales OF the dAY included Lsoo baio'
American ,,,..,, ,... .,., 4,
livery aO64d sellers do April ana May delivery. 40
sd sellers May and Juno delivery. 4O.e4d sellers
der delivery 4564d sellers do september and October
delivery I0-04i seofs do October and denv
cry JO.6Id. buyers d. September delivery, 4Tofd
n mixtures closed quiet but steady. Uplands Low
Middllng clause. April delyerJ so-otu seieI no. ApL
livery 4J64d seera; do Juno aud July delivery ~
6lL sellers, do. July and August delivery a'o4d.
sellers August and September delivery sell
ers do September october delivery 1904 sellers
do October and November delivery b3l.64d seersj do.
September delivery 6A7 ed sellers
GALVESTON, April 2s.-Co;sou firm; Middling. l0e
Low MIddllns 1915 Good Ordinary 9s< net and gross
SoKsoLk April 2s.-cotton nrms Middlins lob net
ana gross receipts LOG bales exports Coastnis 2ol baes
sales 1903 bales stock 1854 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 2s.-Cott,n nrm. Middunsi lois Low
$50 bales exports eOastwu 100 baesi sales 81 bales
SHwosllS ANS. Apsl IS Cotton STEADY Nda!ns 10 SIS
recepts 1850 bales exports Coastwse. 2O2a bales sales
1850 bales stock. lAl,l9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29

ga 101el5 for Extra Primo. wen rnsnne
slsssi6, E1trs Meas Sbs es So Packet o.. Plate
Quoted al s2i CUT HExTs~Hayel less demand butt
market supported sales. 1000 bs Picked bsmes
- average, and to arrive: $1,000 Da Green
Hama # Pss. 81 shossr
l2012ac. Smoked6houilders 7sc..... lDDLES-rplcss
nominal Ia VI business Long Clear IN
with fairly active demand Quoted for all averaEss
....LARD-Cash trading was more general To-Day Many
exporters wants. and the speculation reached
with advance at the West Prices were marked upward
only slight reaction sales, $500 ties Western steam :pos
In moderate demand Sales 100 tcs Tel refined quoted
Continent. 1000 south American. 5000 tcs MAY "a
7;2ac closing 1866 Iid $3.50 scs June Leg s9 ~,
bid 30 August Z46c. closing 74ec nominal I0Vo
tea October 1853 976c. closing $3.50 bid BUTTER.
CHEESE and EGGs-Butter-H hnd little or no
difficulty n sustaining % PRICES s psa 9S i
Creamery 25c Western Creamery 2002lc state Srermeny
Extra 25c StateDary half hrEin tubs 200Z3c naiIt9os
Western Imitation Creamery 1602lc. Choe:e-There 10
the usual obbing trade demand but the edp?t
continues slow. Prices rule about steady Old stocksa.e
ll10f2ac; Pennsylvans skims a2c Eggs-Are doing
little better, with continued with demand STATE 10 c
Western. l34c.; Southern. l20l2ecd Southwest lz%~
1870.
sUGAR-whie there practically no demand raw sugar
steadily maintained at 3S.04tc for Molssses l7SZo
for Fair Refining. and 3l6c. for go test zen.
siec. crushed, Ssss ~" Slsc cuss. sci
dered. b7sa5 15l6c; Granuated ll;l695'.c. Mould
@ eess. n %Sss s s9ss s.Ss
Extra {. 4Ss4ac.: G. 4so4hc.: Yellow, lsS4sc.
sTEARINE-Rather quiet but firmly held City quoted
IA LIow@IIas light demand al steadily prices. Prime
City quoted at Sac. Sales 200 10. Sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosroS. April %. 1897
THURSDAY, April 2S-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, April 2S-P. NJ.
&C b." Ia correct In his statement that the first
charges Of the New York. Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road Company amount to about S70OOO0O per annum {;
but he wrong his inference that the company is not
earning its fixed charges" The first charges OF last
year were they should be less this year. be-
by reduction February IL, $50. OF $4,000
in the amount of collateral trust bonds the interest for
the year should be less than last Income
from "other sources which does not figure In the
monthly returns Of traffic, contributes 81 100000 per
annum toward the first charges OF last years
total net earnings CS6.11l, 4O9) from traffic. onlv
s2,953903 was made in the first six months to
March 81 1886 The net earning from traffic In the last
six months ended March 81. 1887, SAL 1897, or
IA $40 per cent greater than In the same six months OF
year. The percentage OF gain for the remain
ing months of this year will leave surplus OF over
81 100000, than S5oo,o0O more than is sufficient
to pay a per cent dividend the preferred stock.
There believe that the percentage Of gains for
the remaining six months will be greater than in the last
six months. In the five months to February 90 the per
centage OF increase in the net earnings had been only
about 10 per cent In March the gain was over ~ per
cent. ,,
ser of One thing the
has accomplished Ii has completely demoralized the
which way to turn. That condition generally tends to
espousng OF the bear side of the Market so IL is pos
Lie per cent profits may be able to recover tile stocks
about which they soctous as TO soc nothing but
blue ruin before the country. And 1t Is asserted
by high European authorities that Tuesdays runors con
corning the serious aspect OF the schnsebees affair were
thenyenton of stock obbers Aside from the bearing Of
YORK aud England was that affair which made
Thursdays decline In our market an ehect OF cause
Europe has recovered from It's fright but the Newiork
market remains downcsst simply because y has not
leader with faith or ability beyond per cent hucaaton
But in the meantime stocks in the Street are slowly
growing less; there is quiet and undemonstralivc
absorption and it is that fact which has been going on 80
long that stops decline In prices just when the raiders
stop forcing the market and it is that why when
the raidng prices Immediately begin to recover
For three DAYS the market has been numerically ham
mered with what RESULT The lowest prices generally
were made on the first day-Tuesday Yet today the
lowest prices generally were the lowest Of The day
Government bonds were dull aud steady. Annexed are
the closing quotations: